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Hace poco se celebraba el cincuentenario del Aeroclub de Guadalajara, en Robledillo de Mohernando. Allí hice la presentación del libro del Centenario del Autogiro, y me entrevistaron los amigos del podcast Hablando de Aviones. Así que aquí os dejo esa entrevista, ¡ah! y la novedad de que se puede comprar en tienda física y tienda electrónica en la Librería Fuencarral. Y, para comprar el libro, pinchad en el enlace de abajo https://www.libreriafuencarral.es/es/libro/primer-centenario-del-vuelo-del-autogiro_Y0000050533 pd: Si la intro y la despedida os son familiares, que no os sorprenda. En un ejercicio de nostalgia podcasteril he hablado con Javier Lago para pedirle permiso y utlizar la introducción que hizo para el que, si no recuerdo mal, fue el primer podcast español sobre aviación: Remove Before Flight RBF podcast

Qué mejor sitio para pasar un día empapado en aviación ligera deportiva que asistir al 50 Aniversario del Aeroclub de Guadalajara en el Aeródromo de Robledillo de Mohernando. Una jornada de divulgación aérea en dónde disfrutamos de la plataforma llena de los más curiosos "paratos" voladores e interesantes conversaciones Hablando de Aviones. De donde compartimos las experiencias y conocimientos de ilustres invitados (algunos conocidos, algunos inéditos), sobre aviación ultraligera, escuelas de vuelo, novedades bibliográficas, mantenimiento de aeronaves de línea, y la propia organización del evento y el Aeroclub.

Qué mejor sitio para pasar un día empapado en aviación ligera deportiva que asistir al 50 Aniversario del Aeroclub de Guadalajara en el Aeródromo de Robledillo de Mohernando. Una jornada de divulgación aérea en dónde disfrutamos de la plataforma llena de los más curiosos "paratos" voladores e interesantes conversaciones Hablando de Aviones. De donde compartimos las experiencias y conocimientos de ilustres invitados (algunos conocidos, algunos inéditos), sobre aviación ultraligera, escuelas de vuelo, novedades bibliográficas, mantenimiento de aeronaves de línea, y la propia organización del evento y el Aeroclub.

Daniel Paparini, presidente del Aeroclub de la ciudad, pasó por el aire de Radio 5 para hablar sobre su situación y actualidad en la ciudad de General Pico

This week's episode of "That Would Be Rad" is gonna be straight fire!

Every Friday we welcome a new Special Guest and today we have Tommy, Keith and Julie Leonhardt in the studio! Tommy is a 13yr old who loves radio and co-hosts his own show: MTRS on 91.7FM. Keith is an Airport Operations Manager and volunteer at the Aero Club of New England.

Chaque Lundi de 19h à 20h30 Didier et son équipe reviennent sur les rencontres du weekend, décortiquent les résultats, commentent l'actualité sportive locale, régionale, nationale et […]

Christopher Browne is the John and Adrienne Mars Director of the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum. Browne joined the museum as deputy director in 2017 and served as acting director from 2021 to 2022, when he was named director. He has helped lead the museum's multi-year renovation of its flagship building in Washington, D.C. Browne served as a naval flight officer in the U.S. Navy, flying F-14 Tomcats off the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, making numerous deployments to the Mediterranean, North Atlantic and Caribbean during seven years of active service. Browne amassed over 1,400 flight hours and more than 300 carrier landings, and he is a graduate of the U.S. Navy's “Top Gun” Fighter Weapon School. In 1988, Browne joined the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority where he served in Operations at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport until selected as the airport manager in 1998. He managed National Airport for seven years; a period that included significant construction and the events of Y2K and 9/11. In 2005, Browne accepted the airport manager position at Washington Dulles International Airport where he led the airport through a pronounced phase of significant growth and development. In addition to managing a staff of over 500 employees, Browne was responsible for an aviation revenue stream exceeding $400 million, as well as the revenues generated on the Dulles Toll Road used to construct the WMATA Metrorail line to Dulles. Browne was awarded the Virginia “Airport Manager of the Year” in 2002 and served as the president of the Southeast Chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in history from Dartmouth College and a Master of Science in aeronautics from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and he serves on the Space Foundation and Aero Club of Washington Boards.

Contar con la presencia, ante nuestros micrófonos, de un participante activo de la historia de la aviación deportiva de España como es Jesús Más, Vicepresidente del Real Aeroclub de España (RACE), no solamente es un lujo, sino un auténtico placer. En esta apasionante tarde Hablando de Aviones, nos ha dejado emocionados con la capacidad de transmitir su pasión por todo lo que vuela, el compromiso decidido en mejorar las condiciones de la práctica del vuelo deportivo, y fomentar la aviación allí donde se pueda, con los instrumentos que se tengan al alcance.

Contar con la presencia, ante nuestros micrófonos, de un participante activo de la historia de la aviación deportiva de España como es Jesús Más, Vicepresidente del Real Aeroclub de España (RACE), no solamente es un lujo, sino un auténtico placer. En esta apasionante tarde Hablando de Aviones, nos ha dejado emocionados con la capacidad de transmitir su pasión por todo lo que vuela, el compromiso decidido en mejorar las condiciones de la práctica del vuelo deportivo, y fomentar la aviación allí donde se pueda, con los instrumentos que se tengan al alcance.

Der 26. Mai 1990 ist ein sonniger Samstag. Marleen Warren bereitet gerade das Frühstück für ihren Sohn zu, als es plötzlich an der Tür klingelt. Dort erwartet sie ein Korb voller Blumen, zwei Luftballons und eine Person, die plötzlich eine Waffe zückt und der 40-jährigen Mutter aus nächster Nähe ins Gesicht schießt. Auf den ersten Blick sieht es so aus, als ob der Fall rasch gelöst werden kann, denn es gibt einen Augenzeugen, der die Person beobachtet hat: Marleens Sohn Joe. Das Beunruhigende daran: Joe hat nicht etwa einen Menschen gesehen, sondern einen Clown, der sich ziemlich seltsam verhalten hat. Wer verbirgt sich hinter der Maske mit dem dramatischen Grinsen? Wer ist die Person, die Marleen auf derart kaltblütige Weise das Leben genommen hat? Diese Fragen werden die Ermittler viele Jahre beschäftigen, und ihre Antworten werden tiefgreifende Einblicke in menschliche Beziehungen offenbaren. Inhaltswarnungen: Explizite Gewalt, Clowns, Abhängigkeit, Depressionen Ob der Fall gelöst oder ungelöst ist, seht ihr ganz unten in der Beschreibung. (N=nicht gelöst, G=Gelöst) SHOWNOTES: Danke an unseren Werbepartner HelloFresh! Mit unserem Gutscheincode HFPUPPIES sparst Du in Deutschland bis zu 120€, in Österreich bis zu 130€ und in der Schweiz bis zu 140 CHF. Der Code ist für neue & ehemalige Kund:innen gültig. Empfehlungen Marieke: Rachel Harrison - Crackle Amanda: 2. Staffel von Spy x Family auf Crunchyroll Hier findet ihr alle Links zu unseren aktuellen Werbepartnern, Rabatten und Codes: https://linktr.ee/puppiesandcrime SOCIAL MEDIA Instagram: Puppiesandcrime https://www.instagram.com/puppiesandcrime/?hl=de Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PuppiesandCrime Email: puppiesandcrime@gmail.com ------- G ---------

Sí. Éste es el capítulo 75 (publicado antes que el 74). Y es que la actualidad se ha impuesto, y nos ha llevado a grabar y publicar este programa especial. Junto con el presidente del Aeroclub de Ocaña, Paco García Alonso, hemos analizado las causas, consecuencias y posibles salidas del inaudito cierre del aeródromo de Ocaña por parte de SENASA, a causa de la turbulenta operación de venta en la que está sumergido desde hace dos años. Además hemos recorrido la historia aeronáutica de Paco, un verdadero apasionado del vuelo libre, y del vuelo con motor; con quien hemos compartido risas y memorias, en una apasionada tarde Hablando de Aviones.

Sí. Éste es el capítulo 75 (publicado antes que el 74). Y es que la actualidad se ha impuesto, y nos ha llevado a grabar y publicar este programa especial. Junto con el presidente del Aeroclub de Ocaña, Paco García Alonso, hemos analizado las causas, consecuencias y posibles salidas del inaudito cierre del aeródromo de Ocaña por parte de SENASA, a causa de la turbulenta operación de venta en la que está sumergido desde hace dos años. Además hemos recorrido la historia aeronáutica de Paco, un verdadero apasionado del vuelo libre, y del vuelo con motor; con quien hemos compartido risas y memorias, en una apasionada tarde Hablando de Aviones.

In this episode of the Leadership in Aviation Podcast, René Banglesdorf is joined by Trish Gilbert. Trish Gilbert serves as the International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers' Association (IFATCA) Executive Vice President Americas. Trish discusses several topics including her years of experience as an air traffic controller, leadership in aviaton, and airspace safety and her current role on the safety review board. She also discusses balancing innovation and safety as well as her advice for young leaders in aviation. In addition, she also talks about recently obtaining her private pilot's license and how it feels to be on the other side of the radio. More about Trish: Previously she served 12 years (4-terms) as the National Air Traffic Controllers Association's (NATCA) Executive Vice President. During her time in that position she helped lead and oversee NATCA's comprehensive efforts to build successful working relationships with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Department of Transportation (DOT), the aviation industry, the AFL-CIO, and members of the U.S. Congress that resulted in excellent progress on aviation safety. Her efforts included serving on many boards and committees: the FAA's Drone Advisory Committee (DAC), the FAA/NATCA Collaborative Steering Committee, the Aero Club of Washington Board of Governors, the National Aeronautic Association Board of Directors, Director of the NATCA Charitable Foundation, the Vice Chair of the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) Air Traffic Services Committee and IFATCA's representative to the Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems panel (RPASP) at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). For IFATCA she also served on IFATCA's Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Task Force, the Constitution and Administration Committee (CAC) and the Finance Committee (FIC). Trish served on the AFL-CIO Political Committee, Legislative/Policy Committee, and the Committee on Women Workers. She is also the former Labor Chair of the FAA National Employee Involvement Committee, which was tasked with modeling collaborative behavior, providing leadership, sharing best practices, and developing templates regarding pre-decisional involvement and cooperation. In May 2018, at its annual Women in Aviation Scholarship luncheon, the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) honored Gilbert by announcing the creation of a new permanently-endowed scholarship in her name. In May 2020, U.S. Secretary of Transportation appointed Trish to the newly-formed Women in Aviation Advisory Board (WIAAB). Pursuant to Section 612 of the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018, the WIAAB was established to develop strategies and recommendations that would encourage women and girls to enter the field of aviation. In March 2022, the WIAAB transmitted the Report “Breaking Barriers for Women in Aviation: Flight Plan for The Future” to the FAA Administrator and the U.S. Congress. By trade and passion Trish is an air traffic controller and worked 21 years at Houston Center (ZHU) prior to serving U.S. air traffic controllers as their EVP. At ZHU she served in many activist roles within the union including Facility Representative, Southwest Region Chair of NATCA's National Legislative Committee and Chair of the National Legislative Committee. She also chaired NATCA's National Organizing Committee, served as NATCA Charitable Foundation Vice President and then, the Foundation's President. Trish Gilbert resides in Austin, Texas with her husband John, who is a retired air traffic controller. Both adult children, Jenna and Colby, and grandsons Oliver and Jack also reside in Austin.

Six Washington, D.C. area students who are pursuing careers in aviation have each received a $5,000 scholarship from the Aero Club Foundation, Washington, D.C.Zoe Denito is a second time scholarship recipient and currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Astronautical Engineering at Capitol Technology University in Washington, D. C.Patrick Gilbert is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Aeronautical Science at Rocky Mountain College in Montana.Kaylin Leake is currently in the Aviation Maintenance Program at the University of the District of Columbia Community College.Clint Ngwa is planning to attend Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida.Shae Stonemeier is a second time scholarship recipient and is currently enrolled at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana pursuing a degree in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering.Liyat Tsehai is planning to attend Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida.All Things Aviation & Aerospace is an aviation career-oriented webcast providing insight on the variety of opportunities and possibilities in the aviation and aerospace industries. Its host and moderator, Vince Mickens, is a long time private pilot who flies frequently for both personal and business. Mickens background includes strategic partnership executive roles over the last 17 years with the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA), the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA), the AOPA Air Safety Foundation, and the Bob Hoover Legacy Foundation, all after a 28-year broadcast journalism career working in seven major television and radio broadcast markets nationwide.All Things Aviation & Aerospace is also available on my Private Air Media YouTube Channel, Facebook Live Page, and Linkedin Profile.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnAgvYp8gF4w8WSRdU7Dn4whttps://www.facebook.com/privateairmediagrouphttps://www.linkedin.com/in/vincentmickens-privateairmediagroup-allthingsaviationandaerospace/

Entrevista a Leonardo Bàez - CD Aeroclub 9 de Julio / Clínica de vuelo a vela

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“First landing on an asphalt runway more than three years after getting my licence!” – Nico Engmann In this first episode of TSC season 2, we enjoy a “Big Tire Bro Chat” with Nico Engmann from Germany/Spain and Maxence Pons from France –looking back at when and where they started their backcountry and mountain flying adventures as well as about their respective planes. We looked back to 2021 when several friends of us including myself and Marius Jumolea from Romania flew to the French national STOL competition. We talked about STOL competitions expending in France and as well about flight helmets. Sorry about some screechy noises coming back and forth during the episode. I tried to remove as much of them as I could in post processing. Maxence owes me a cold one for being the culprit :D If you search for an awesome vacation place in the heart of the Spanish Pyrenees mountains and love riding enduro motorcycles, go checkout Nico's wife and family camping/bungalow park “Isabena Bungalow Park”. https://www.isabena.eu/en/ If you happen to stay in the south-East of France and want to fly, go check out Maxence's flight school “Aeroclub du Soleil” in Cuers. https://aeroclubdusoleil.fr Let me know what you like and don´t like about the show! contact@thestolcollective.com and/or go checkout this episode's page on our website if you want to discover more content: www.thestolcollective.com Music credits: “Slowly”, Amon Tobin – Supermodified, 2000 Cover: Maxime Compagnon

The Joyce-Armstrong Fragment was found in the field which is called Lower Haycock, lying one mile to the westward of the village of Withyham, upon the Kent and Sussex border. It was on the 15th September last that an agricultural labourer, James Flynn, perceived a briar pipe lying near the footpath which skirts the hedge in Lower Haycock. A few paces farther on he picked up a pair of broken binocular glasses. Finally, among some nettles in the ditch, he caught sight of a flat, canvas-backed book, which proved to be a note-book with detachable leaves, some of which had come loose and were fluttering along the base of the hedge. These he collected, but some, including the first, were never recovered, and leave a deplorable hiatus in this all-important statement. The note-book was taken by the labourer to his master, who in turn showed it to Dr. J. H. Atherton, of Hartfield. This gentleman at once recognized the need for an expert examination, and the manuscript was forwarded to the Aero Club in London, where it now lies. I will now give the narrative exactly as it stands, beginning at page three of the blood-soaked note-book... My website: https://catholic-mens-podcast.pinecast.co/ Email me at: michaelsword7@gmail.com Attribution for music used: Water Lily Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Renato Acuña - Andrés Márquez, integrantes del Aeroclub San Rafael. Hablaron de las actividades que se realizarían este próximo fin de semana con motivo del aniversario 87 de la institución

This is Part 2 exploring the Airships Mysteries & the Sonora Aero Club with Walter Bosley. All Illustrations presented in this video are from Walter Bosley. Don't miss it! Raised By Giants Rokfin channel here:https://rokfin.com/raisedbygiantsDonate to Raised By Giants on PayPal here:https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/raisedbygiants?country.x=US&locale.x=en_USDonate on Buy A Coffee here:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/raisedbygiQ

This is Part 1 exploring the Airships Mysteries & the Sonora Aero Club with Walter Bosley. All Illustrations presented in this video are from Walter Bosley. Don't miss it! Raised By Giants Rokfin channel here:https://rokfin.com/raisedbygiantsDonate to Raised By Giants on PayPal here:https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/raisedbygiants?country.x=US&locale.x=en_USDonate on Buy A Coffee here:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/raisedbygiQ

West End Emperor, Stormin' Norman Callahan, called in to preview tomorrow's West End Reunion at the Aero Club...

Enterate de toda la actualidad de la institución aérea del Partido

Aerovía entrevista a Fidel Azofra, vicepresidente del Real Aero Club de España, miembro de la Junta Directiva de AOPA Spain y vicepresidente del Aeroclub de Vitoria. Escucha la entrevista completa en el capítulo 77 de Aerovía.

Aerovía entrevista al piloto Jesús Sagastuy, miembro de la Junta Directiva del Aeroclub de Vitoria. Escucha la entrevista completa en el capítulo 75 de Aerovía.

Aerovía regresa tras el parón de Semana Santa con un capítulo especial dedicado íntegramente al Antonov An-225 Mriya, uno de los aviones más emblemáticos de la historia que quedó destruido en los primeros días de la invasión rusa de Ucrania. ¿Qué recuerdan de este avión icónico quienes tuvieron el privilegio de verlo en primera persona? En este monográfico repasamos la historia del avión y recordamos sus dos últimas visitas a España: la que tuvo lugar en el aeropuerto de Vitoria en 2010 (con Jesús Sagastuy, piloto y miembro de la Junta Directiva del Aeroclub de Vitoria) y la de la base aérea de Torrejón en 2015, de la mano del ingeniero y spotter Jorge Guardia. En el tramo final, escuchamos también el recuerdo sobre este avión que llega desde América Latina. En concreto, desde Chile, con Ricardo Delpiano, analista y director de Contenidos del medio aeronáutico Aero-naves, y con Gustavo Martínez, spotter y miembro de la Asociación Spotters Chile. Resumen de contenidos: 0:01 – Presentación del capítulo. 1:29 – Adiós a las mascarillas en los vuelos en Estados Unidos. 4:05 – Antonov An-225, el sueño que destrozó la guerra. 7:45 – El An-225 en el inicio de la guerra de Ucrania: la batalla de Hostómel. 12:52 – Sobrevolando el An-225 en Vitoria. Con Jesús Sagastuy. 18:38 – Un avión sin lujos. Con Jesús Sagastuy. 27:06 – La tristeza de los aerotrastornados. Con Jesús Sagastuy. 35:15 – Una foto inolvidable: el An-225 en Torrejón. Con Jorge Guardia. 42:38 – El sueño del spotter: cazar el Antonov en vuelo. Con Jorge Guardia. 49:50 – Los seis minutos de tensa espera. Con Jorge Guardia. 1:00:00 – El recuerdo del An-225 en Chile. Con Ricardo Delpiano y Gustavo Martínez. No te pierdas el capítulo 75 de Aerovía: ‘Especial: Antonov An-225 Mriya, el sueño destruido por la guerra'.

DIRECTO MARCA VIGO 04-02-22: - CELTA: Actualidad del equipo con Juan González y Moncho Catalina. Análisis del Rayo Vallecano con Israel Herraiz. Rueda de Prensa de Eduardo Coudet. Previa Noticias Celta con Iago Tallón. - SECCIONES: Cine con Ramón Méndez. Marca Motor Vigo con Raúl Rodríguez. - ENTREVISTAS: Luis Gonzaga, presidente del Aeroclub de Golf. Roberto Rey, organizador de la carrera Calvario 5+5. - Llamadas y mensajes de oyentes. - Redes Sociales.

Daniel Paparini, Aeroclub de General Pico

Em 26 de maio de 1990, Marlene Warren estava em sua casa na luxuosa comunidade do Aero Club em Wellington com seu filho de 22 anos, Joseph Ahrens, e vários de seus amigos terminando o café da manhã, quando viram um sedan branco estacionar na garagem. Alguém vestido de palhaço apareceu na porta da frente com flores e balões. Quando Marlene Warren atendeu a porta, a pessoa fantasiada de palhaço entregou-lhe os presentes, sacou uma arma e atirou nela. Então o palhaço calmamente voltou para o carro e foi embora. Será que o Assassino ou assassina de Marlene era a mesma pessoa que casou com seu marido anos depois? Será que ela já conhecia Marlene muito antes disso, ou ela foi acusada injustamente? Isso é o que vamos descobrir neste episódio! www.crimenolic.com @podcrimenolic --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crimenolic/message

Pablo Enseñat hablando del espectáculo aéreo organizado por el Aeroclub para este domingo 25 de Julio

This week I'm excited to welcome Paddy Ward to the Humans of Agriculture Podcast. Paddy is a country boy through and through, from a childhood living out at Mount Hope he took up a lease opportunity and begun mustering goats to make a quid and support his dream of flying. He may be the unofficial Mayor of Condoblin, a community man at his core and his list of involvements in the town are extensive - He's the President of the Aero Club, on the Condoblin Races Committee, Avid golfer, retired rugby player and mate to many. Paddy gives us an insight into his life from a kid from Mount Hope commuting 3 hours a day to and from school to finding an alternative income at the midst of the 2019 drought. Enjoy the chat! The Humans of Agriculture podcast is proudly supported by LAWD the specialists in Agribusiness valuations and transactions, to find out more head to www.lawd.com.au --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humans-of-agriculture/message

Reunir a los fundadores del Aeroclub Simuvuelo no solamente es una gran fortuna si no también uno de los capítulos más nostálgicos y emocionantes que hemos grabado un grupo de amigos, pasando la tarde Hablando de Aviones. Simuvuelo, decana asociación de simulación aérea, representó en su momento lo mejor de una comunidad de aerotrastornados, llevando el vuelo real a decenas de simuadictos. En esta charla con Luis Gil, Jesús Rodríguez y José R. Pascual, repasamos los orígenes y los destinos de aquel grupo de locos por la aeronáutica.

Reunir a los fundadores del Aeroclub Simuvuelo no solamente es una gran fortuna si no también uno de los capítulos más nostálgicos y emocionantes que hemos grabado un grupo de amigos, pasando la tarde Hablando de Aviones. Simuvuelo, decana asociación de simulación aérea, representó en su momento lo mejor de una comunidad de aerotrastornados, llevando el vuelo real a decenas de simuadictos. En esta charla con Luis Gil, Jesús Rodríguez y José R. Pascual, repasamos los orígenes y los destinos de aquel grupo de locos por la aeronáutica.

Steve Pelham, Vice President, Jacobs Aviation—Americas, leads Jacobs’ Americas Aviation market, providing strategic advisory consulting and project delivery oversight services to our clients and aviation project teams. Leveraging more than 30 years of experience in airport planning, environmental, design, engineering, architecture, security, and program management and construction management (PM/CM), he delivers solutions and services to respond to our client’s challenges. Steve supports international, domestic and military airport projects of all sizes and levels of complexity across the U.S. and around the world. Steve’s commitment to and passion for aviation has driven his long-term involvement in numerous professional organizations focused on the latest technologies, project approaches, best practices and emerging issues. Steve has participated in various committees with the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE), Airports Council International and Airport Consultants Council (ACC).  He is currently a member of the Aero Club of Washington and serves on the boards of ACC, ACI World Business Partners, the International Association of Airport Executives, AMAC, and Tony Janus Distinguished Aviation Society.Bill DiGuiseppi is a 30+ year experienced Principal Hydrogeologist with Jacobs in their Denver office. Bill is an expert in the history, occurrence and remediation of 1,4-dioxane and PFAS, and leads Jacobs Emerging Contaminants Community of Practice. He frequently conducts PFAS training for a variety of groups, including the Interstate Technology & Regulatory Council (ITRC), American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE), Transportation Research Board (TRB), US EPA, the US DOD, the US DOE and the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME). Bill has been actively engaged with the ITRC PFAS Team as the Treatment Technology Writing Subgroup Co-Chair and instructor on several PFAS topics for several years, and has been invited as session keynote and luncheon speaker for international conferences in the US, Europe and Australia. Bill is the Vice Chair for Emerging Issues for the SAME National Environmental Community of Interest (COI) and is a regular speaker for SAME national and Denver Metro Post events. Bill is also an adjunct faculty member in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at the Colorado School of Mines. Bob Cipolletti is a 35-year experienced Principal Hydrogeologist with Jacobs in its Boston office. Bob is an environmental professional with expertise in management of construction related materials and the remediation and redevelopment of impaired properties, for a wide range of industries including aviation. He works closely with design and construction teams addressing concerns associated with environmental issues early in the design process centered on management of contaminated media management. Bob leads Jacob’s Aviation Environmental Community of Practice that includes a team of experts that cover air, noise, environmental permitting, sustainability, carbon reduction, waste management planning, and emerging contaminants, in addition to site characterization and remediation services. Bob is a member of the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) PFAS Working Group and ACI-NA Environmental Affairs Committee.

Juliette Burton is an absolutely top-drawer comedian, writer and actor as well as being one of the country's foremost speakers and advocates on the topic of mental health, an ambassador for the mental health charity Rethink Mental Illness no less!She also happens to be one of the most fun human beings, as evidenced by the laugh we had when she turned up with ample cocktails of her own and managed to flirt outrageously with each one of us in the course of helping us out with the mystery of the Sonora Aero Club - a mysterious group who would meet decades before the first plane ever flew to design driveable flying machines and whose existence only became known almost a century later when these designs were discovered in the 1960s... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On May 26, 1990, Marlene Warren was at her home in the luxurious Aero Club community in Wellington, FL with her 22-year-old son, Joseph Ahrens, and several of his friends, when someone dressed as a clown came to the front door with flowers and balloons. Joseph hears his mother, Marlene say “oh how pretty” followed by two gunshots. This is the story of Marlene Warren, the women who had fallen victim of the Killer Clown, Sheila Keen Warren.

Cambio della guardia al club che riunisce gli appassionati del volo aereo altovicentini, che inaugura il nuovo quadriennio di gestione con un nuovo pilota in cabina di comando. Si tratta di Marco Collinetti, 54 anni, da circa un mese eletto presidente dell'associazione con sede all'aeroporto di Rozzampia. Insieme a lui è stato nominato il nuovo direttivo.

Galicia es tierra de tradiciones, y el golf no es una excepción. Pocos clubes deportivos y de golf las cuidan como el Real Aeroclub de Santiago. Allí suman, a sus casi 75 años de historia, una remodelación forzada por la administración aeroportuaria que ha resultado en unas instalaciones deportivas totalmente nuevas, reforzando el vínculo del […]

Aprovechamos estas fechas para reeditar un audio que publicamos hace ya tiempo: "El 8 de marzo en 1910 la francesa Raymonde de Laroche se convierte en la primera aviadora titulada. Ya había sido pintora de retratos, escultora, actriz y había conducido coches de carreras. Pero eso no era suficiente para ella y ayudada por Charles Voisin que fue su instructor obtuvo la primera licencia que el Aero Club de Francia otorgaba a una mujer. Se dedicó a batir records de distancia, velocidad y altura, así como a participar en carreras. En una de ellas, en Reims, sufre un accidente quedando gravemente herida. Le llevó casi dos años, pero se recuperó y volvió a volar…… Su mayor triunfo fue ganar la copa Fémina en 1913. Su avión Farman fue requisado al llegar la Gran Guerra, en la que perdió a su marido y a su hijo, éste por la gripe española. Murió en 1919 en un accidente aéreo, volando como pasajera. "La mayoría de la gente reparte todos los peligros de una vida entre muchos años. Otros los concentran entre solo unas horas. En cualquier caso, lo que tenga que pasar, pasará. Quizá esté tentando al destino con demasiada frecuencia. ¿Quién sabe? Pero he entregado mi vida al aire y siempre que vuelo lo hago sin el menor temor...." Contacto: motoryalairepodcast@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/motoryalaire Twitter: @motoryalaire Foro: www.escuadron69.net/foro/index.php?/forum/162-motor-y-al-aire/ Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Pablo Enseñat, Aeroclub de General Pico hablando de los vuelos de bautismo para el 14 de febrero, Día de los Enamorados

Join Steve and Abbie for a discussion with Ciara O Toole on the wonders that await seaplane pilots in Lake Como, Italy. Learn about the amazing history of the world's oldest seaplane base and Ciara's journey accidentally discovering the joys of seaplane flying. Support this podcast

Bar Reviews. Scooter Talk. Ghost Stories. A full episode dedicated to the San Diego classic bar scene.  Hear about The Aero Club, Tivoli Bar & Grill and The Waterfront Bar & Grill and our time on South Mission Beach at The Pennant Bar and Beachcomber. We also debut the new Weeknites single, "Body Temp Spirits" #thepennent #thebeachcomber #weeknites #scooternews #funfacts #vespa #ghost #paranormal #divebar #vespaportland 

En dialogo con La Redacción, por InfoPico Radio 99.9, el presidente de la institución Daniel Paparini hizo un repaso del estado actual de la institución.

@flor_tissera93, jugadora de rugby de @aerorugby, será árbitra de un torneo virtual organizado por la @unioncordobesaderugby. Para ello debió realizar una capacitación. Frases destacadas:

El propietario de un terreno en la zona del Aeroclub, Marcos Arnal, denunció que "una organización usurpó mi propiedad con camionetas y autos". Dijo que no son familias necesitadas, sino que colocaron "una suerte de sereno y hasta delimitaron la tierra". La justicia penal archivó la denuncia por usurpación, pero se mantiene el conflicto civil.

John Hayes talks to the President and CEO of the Kapiti Aeroclub, Tony Quayle, over 2 days. Tony gives a bit of background of the club and the meaning to the community of the Kapiti Aeroclub, and on Day 2, talking of the Kapiti AIrport, the importance & history

Cindia Prina, es Licenciada en Educación Física y pionera del Rugby Femenino en la ciudad de Río Cuarto. Reconoce al Aero Club como su segunda casa, allí es donde comenzó su aventura con el rugby. Todo empezó en el 2016 con la idea de probar con algo nuevo. El rugby se cruzó en el camino, gracias a unas prácticas en la universidad, le generó curiosidad y a partir de ahí empezó a interesarse más y a conocer sobre ese deporte que está mas relacionado con la práctica masculina que con la femenina. Hoy, ya lleva cuatro años de formación en rugby femenino; y es la responsable de haber formado un equipo en el Aero Club, del que es capitana y que, en un primer momento llegó a tener 40 jugadoras. Actualmente el grupo está más reducido, pero estable y con muchas ganas de volver a las canchas.

La autovía de la RN11 frente al Aeroclub se convirtió en el escenario de un trágico incidente vial con más de 30 vehículos que impactaron. "No se veía nada, entre el humo y la niebla", conto Claudio uno de los primeros en llegar y rescatar a las personas que estaban atrapadas en sus autos. "Escuchábamos gritos y tratábamos de llegar para ver que pasaba, había un camión y un auto envueltos en llamas"

Un hombre de 93 años y una mujer de 44 años de Villa 213, son las victimas fatales del choque múltiple en la Autovía de la RN, frente al Aeroclub. Las mujeres viajaban en un auto con otras 2 personas pero quedaron atrapadas por las llamas después de ser atropelladas por un camión. Entrevista, Carlos Vera, Policía de la provincia.

AMA has launched the AMA Club of the Month program as a way to highlight clubs that are prime examples of what an AMA club can be.  For the month of August 2020, the AMA has chosen the Suburban Aeroclub of Chicago as AMA Club of the Month!  And joining Matt as this week's guest is SAC President Devin Tornow to talk about the Suburban Aeroclub of Chicago.Learn more about the Suburban Aeroclub of ChicagoLearn more about the AMA Club of the MonthLearn more about the AMA

Entrevista con Julio César Mascheroni- Nueva aeronave para el el aeroclub 9 de Julio

Actividades, consultas del Aeroclub local

Warum Wolfgang Malik auch Boss von 22.000 Menschen außerhalb der Holding ist, was Graz zur lebenswertesten Stadt Europas machen soll und warum man hier in verschiedenen Gassen unterschiedlich viel für Teile seiner Stromrechnung zahlt. Foto: Susanne Hassler

Marlene Warren was busy preparing breakfast on Saturday, May 26th 1990 in South Florida when her doorbell suddenly rang. Excited to see who was at the front door, Marlene dropped everything to answer it and was ecstatic when she saw who was standing outside. Music Credits:The Minds Of Madness Theme Music – Duncan FosterThe Funkoars – Feel The MadnessUsed with Permission - http://goldenerarecords.com.au/ge/funkoars/Please check out this episodes sponsors and help support our podcast:Native - For 20% off your first purchase, visit nativedeodorant.com and use promo code MADNESS duringcheckout!Perfect Bar - Right now, Perfect Bar is offering you 15% off your online order. Just go perfectbar.com/madnessMadison Reed: Get 10% off plus FREE SHIPPING on your first Color Kit go to madison-reed.com and enter PROMO CODE: MADNESSThe Company Store - For 20% Off + FREE SHIPPING, head to TheCompanyStore.com/madnessResearch & Writing:Christine Penhale https://thetruecrimefiles.com/ Featured Podcasts:Euphomet - https://www.euphomet.comLooking for extra content?If you would like to support the show and get some extra perks including extra content, including early release/ad-free episodes, Go to: https://www.patreon.com/MadnessPodWebsite - https://mindsofmadnesspodcast.com/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/themindsofmadness/Twitter - @MadnessPodInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/themindsofmadness/Don't forget to Subscribe, Like, Review, and Share. Please help listeners find this show more easily, by taking the time to review on iTunes. Thank youSources:“Killer clown faces death penalty in 1990 cold case murder.” Toronto Sun, September 30, 2019. “Evidence released in clown murder case.” Bristol Herald Courier, September 29, 2019. “Florida killer clown suspect remains optimistic about freedom in jailhouse letters.” New York Post, September 28, 2019. “Killer clown case: Detectives search sunken car for clown suit, murder weapon.” Fox 4 News Now, April 28, 2019. “Killer clown case: Breakthrough witness claims to know where gun, clown costume were dumped.” WPTV, April 26, 2019. “February trial set for woman accused in killer clown case.” MSN News, April 18, 2019. “Female ‘killer clown’ who ‘murdered her lover’s wife’ faces death penalty.” Metro, April 17, 2019. “The clown did it.” Dateline 48 Hours Mystery, January 12, 2019. “Killer clown trial tentatively set for November.” Sun Sentinel, January 7, 2019. “The killer clown.” Unmasked, October 15, 2018. “Never-before-seen photos released in brutal killer clown murder.” CBS 6 News, July 4, 2018. “‘Killer clown case’: DNA ties suspect to getaway car, prosecutors say.” CBS News, April 13, 2018. “Killer clown investigators used DNA from hair samples to make cold case arrest.” The Hamilton Spectator, April 13, 2018. "Victim's family shares relief and heartbreak after the arrest of ‘killer clown’ suspect.” People, November 15, 2017. “The clown murder.” ABC 20/20, October 20, 2017. “Sheila Keen Warren: 5 fast facts you need to know.” Heavy.com, October 17, 2017. “Facing death: ‘Killer clown’ Sheila Keen-Warren accused of murdering the wife of her future husband 27 years ago will face execution if convicted.” The Sun, October 6, 2017. “‘How nice’: Last words of woman shot by clown in 1990.” CBC Miami, September 28, 2017. “In 1990, Marlene Warren was fatally shot by a clown. Now, her husband’s new wife has been arrested.” The National Post, September 28, 2017. “PBSO holds news conference on Wellington 'clown murder' case.” Press conference. WBTV News, September 28, 2017. “‘The clown shot her’: Police make arrest in bizarre cold case after nearly three decades.” The Washington Post, September 28, 2017. “Mother of cold case victim Marlene Warren reacts to arrest.” WPTV News, September 27, 2017. “Hunt for Sullivan’s riches goes on 28 years after he had wife killed.” The Palm Beach Post, June 7, 2015. “Clown shoots woman at front door.” Sun Sentinel, May 27, 1990. “Aero Club.” Website, n.d. “Dorsey - E. Earl Smith Funeral Home and Lake Worth Memory Gardens.” Website, n.d. “Marlene Mae McKinnon Warren.” Find A Grave, n.d. “Marlene Warren Burial Notice.” Find A Grave, n.d. “The search for a killer clown.” CBS News, n.d.

Hi everyone, Welcome to the channel - in this video, we've found another Airport who are discriminating against Drone Pilots and not allowing them to operate inside their Flight Restriction Zone... FRZ. Whilst we fully understand why sometimes this may be the appropriate course of action... AND OBVIOUSLY, FLight safety is always a priority... This time, its Leicester Aerodrome, denying a drone flight permission inside an area WHICH THEIR TRAFFIC CAN'T FLY, due to their own noise abatement procedure!!! If you've had any issues with access to airspace as a drone operator, then please let us know. We can't fight every case, but we'll do our best to help educate the relevant airspace managers and, of course, file the relevant complaint with the airspace regulators, the CAA! Links to the Denial of Airspace Report Form: https://apply.caa.co.uk/CAAPortal/ser... Link to the London Oxford Airport/Battersea Heliport Airspace Denial Video: https://youtu.be/vTJUWeRh4Tk Link to the Leicester Aero Club Noise Abatement Page - the area the drone operator wishes to operate in is the centre of the 'red highlighted' area on the western side of the map... Where their circuit traffic can't fly! http://leicesterairport.com/airfield-... Please feel free to rate the video and leave any comments or questions below... There are more videos and reviews coming all the time so be sure to check back regularly or subscribe to stay up to date! Blue skies, Matt

The Royal Aero Club of Western Australia is the oldest flying training club in WA. It was incorporated in August 1929 as the Aero Club of Australia (W.A. Branch) Inc. and first flew its aircraft from Maylands Aerodrome in April 1930. On that date, the Club officially took over training from Perth Flying School with two de Havilland DH.60 Moth aircraft donated by the Federal Government. During WW2 the Club ceased operations but following the end of the War the Club was re-established in Maylands. The Club moved its operations to Guildford Aerodrome in 1959 and then to Jandakot Airport in 1965. Former General Manager and Head of Instructor Training for the Club John Douglas joined us to talk about their fascinating history and the Clubs 90 anniversary.

fliegermagazin Podcast #10: Stefan Klett, der neue Präsident des Deutschen Aero Clubs (DAeC) im Interview

Podcast RACV, Programa 6 (00:16:55) Sección técnica / Chequeos previo al vuelo (00:41:25) Historia / Construcciones aeronáuticas S.A. ( CASA ) (01:00:50) Entrevista Eduardo Zapatería / Aeroclub de Vitoria (01:35:40) Rally Aéreo / Entrevista Pablo Manuel Keenoy……………………………………………………………………………….

This time on EAA’s The Green Dot, the crew was joined by Lakeland Aero Club President Mike Zidziunas to discuss his work with young people, how to missionize chapter events for the good of aviation, and more.

El 8 de marzo en 1910 la francesa Raymonde de Laroche se convierte en la primera aviadora titulada. Ya había sido pintora de retratos, escultora, actriz y conducido coches de carreras. Pero eso no era suficiente y por ayudada por Charles Voisin que fue su instructor obtuvo la primera licencia que el Aero Club de Francia otorgaba a una mujer. Se dedicó a batir records de distancia, velocidad y altura, así como a participar en carreras. En una de ellas, en Reims, sufre un accidente quedando gravemente herida. Le llevó casi dos años, pero se recuperó y volvió a volar…… Su mayor triunfo fue ganar la copa Fémina en 1913. Su avión Farman fue requisado al llegar la Gran Guerra, en la que perdió a su marido y a su hijo, éste por la gripe española. Murió en 1919 en un accidente aéreo, yendo como pasajera. "La mayoría de la gente reparte todos los peligros de una vida entre muchos años. Otros los concentran entre solo unas horas. En cualquier caso, lo que tenga que pasar, pasará. Quizá esté tentando al destino con demasiada frecuencia. ¿Quién sabe? Pero he entregado mi vida al aire y siempre que vuelo lo hago sin el menor temor...." Contacto: motoryalairepodcast@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/motoryalaire Twitter: @motoryalaire Foro: www.escuadron69.net/foro/index.php?/forum/162-motor-y-al-aire/

El 8 de marzo en 1910 la francesa Raymonde de Laroche se convierte en la primera aviadora titulada. Ya había sido pintora de retratos, escultora, actriz y conducido coches de carreras. Pero eso no era suficiente y por ayudada por Charles Voisin que fue su instructor obtuvo la primera licencia que el Aero Club de Francia otorgaba a una mujer. Se dedicó a batir records de distancia, velocidad y altura, así como a participar en carreras. En una de ellas, en Reims, sufre un accidente quedando gravemente herida. Le llevó casi dos años, pero se recuperó y volvió a volar…… Su mayor triunfo fue ganar la copa Fémina en 1913. Su avión Farman fue requisado al llegar la Gran Guerra, en la que perdió a su marido y a su hijo, éste por la gripe española. Murió en 1919 en un accidente aéreo, yendo como pasajera. "La mayoría de la gente reparte todos los peligros de una vida entre muchos años. Otros los concentran entre solo unas horas. En cualquier caso, lo que tenga que pasar, pasará. Quizá esté tentando al destino con demasiada frecuencia. ¿Quién sabe? Pero he entregado mi vida al aire y siempre que vuelo lo hago sin el menor temor...." Contacto: motoryalairepodcast@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/motoryalaire Twitter: @motoryalaire Foro: www.escuadron69.net/foro/index.php?/forum/162-motor-y-al-aire/

Chad Cline – The Waterfront Bar & Grill  – San Diego, CA Subscribe on YouTube Summary Chad Cline is the owner of the Waterfront Bar & Grill one of San Diego’s most popular, and oldest dive bars. Creating neighborhood hubs Chad and his family also operate The Aero Club, Banzai Bar, Eastbound Bar & Grill, Harbor Town Pub and The Hills Pub. Grounding the American Dream, Chad describes how it takes more than just money to open a restaurant nowadays. Treating the customer experience like a trip to Grandma’s house with hospitality that makes everyone feel good. Defining “kings” and “stars” as customers and why it’s more important to cater to the stars. Chad Cline The Waterfront Bar & Grill – http://www.waterfrontbarandgrill.com/ The Werewolf – http://www.thewerewolf.net/ The Hills Pub – http://thehillspub.com/ Aero Club Bar – http://aeroclubbar.com/ Eastbound Bar & Grill https://eastboundbarandgrill.com/ Harbortown Pub – http://www.harbortownpub.com/ Banzai Bar – http://banzaibar.com/ Social Shout Out Bill Delgado Be sure to tag and interact with us on social for your chance to win a Behind The Smoke mug! Quotes “I think that we see them as neighborhood hubs and when we go into a spot, we kind of think of it as, this is where people are going to go to have conversation and this is where people are going to go to meet up and have important moments in their life.” – [06:37] Chad Cline “There’s kings, as far as customers, and there’s stars. The stars are the ones that’ll come in and pajamas; those are the ones that have no problem with having some fun. Kings come in and they don’t even like to be spoken to that much, they want service… we cater to the stars.” – [18:51] Chad Cline “You always have to be adaptable and you always have to be making changes and be self aware enough to look at yourself and say: ‘okay, what am I doing and why am I doing this? Is this for the right reasons?.” [25:11] – Derek Marso Get in Touch: Email: BehindTheSmoke@CaliComfortBBQ.com Shawn P. Walchef – @shawnpwalchef  on Twitter Derek Marso – @marsoderek on Twitter Cory Wagner – @iamcorywagner on Twitter Bryan Abou Chacra – @kinglordbryan on Twitter Write Us a Review on iTunes Subscribe on iTunes Behind The Smoke Media Website – http://www.behindthesmokemedia.com/ Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/bbqwarstories/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/bbqwarstories/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/bbqwarstories/ Valley Farm Market Website – https://valleyfarmmarkets.com/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/valleyfarmarket Email – derek@valleyfarmmarkets.com La Jolla Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/valleyfarmmarket_lajolla Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/valleyfarmmarketlajolla/ Spring Valley Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/valleyfarmmarket/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/valleyfarmmarketSD/ Cali Comfort BBQ Website – www.calicomfortbbq.com Instagram – http://www.instagram.com/calicomfortbbq/ Twitter – http://www.twitter.com/calicomfort Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/calicomfortbbq/ YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/user/CaliComfortBBQ/ Email – shawn@calicomfortbbq.com Shawn P. Walchef on LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/shawnpwalchef/ Logo & Music Graphic Design Ricoy Creative   Music by Jet West Band Behind The Smoke Sticker Request   Get Involved & Stay Curious…

这周，Claire 与其他三位协会会员前往瑞士意大利考察学习，其中拜访了意大利科莫航空俱乐部，让我们一起探寻这个世界上最古老的水上飞行基地吧~ 意大利北部，阿尔卑斯山脚下，坐落着科莫湖，景色秀美，空气清新。这使得湖边的科莫航空俱乐部具有天然的吸引力。建于1930年的科莫航空俱乐部是吉尼斯记录中世界上最古老的水上飞机飞行基地。作为水上飞行培训学校，俱乐部每年也培养了不少的水上飞机飞行员。俱乐部的主席Baj先生告诉我们，目前俱乐部共有200名会员，12架飞机，9位飞行教员。 Baj先生十分看好中国的水上飞机市场，他说将来中国空域开放之后，水上飞机的用武之地很大，期待有很多水上飞行的航空人才和适于水上飞机运行的湖区出现。中国发展通航应从根本上抓起——人才的培养。如果更多的人学习初级类飞行器和运动类飞行器，就需要培养更多的技术维修人才和小机场的空管人才。这样就可以推动整个行业的发展和进步。 2017年，我国民航局飞行标准司颁布了水上飞机训练与运行要求的咨询通告。国内水上飞机常用的机型有Cessna208、水獭和Y12，以及10月20日在荆门首飞成功的“鲲龙”AG600。目前中国只有几个水上机场，分别在三亚、湖北荆门、舟山和...

96-year-old Betty Dybbro was fortunate enough to spend one year as a WASP (Women Air Force Service Pilot) during World War Two, and in order to tell her story, we enlisted Katherine K. and Nithi B., two members of Amelia’s Aero Club who participate in aviation and aerospace activities at the Museum. They ask Betty about growing up in rural Indiana, her very first flight, and what she felt when she first heard the news about Pearl Harbor. Betty loved her time as a WASP and calls it “the most pleasant year of my life,” (even though she wasn’t a fan of all the rules WASPs had to follow). And as an experienced woman pilot, Betty gave the Amelia’s girls some advice on becoming a pilot: “Just go for it. Fly as much as you can, in different airplanes, too.” If you want to learn more about WASPs, stop by our Personal Courage Wing to see photos and artifacts of the brave women who flew during WWII. And if you know a middle school girl who loves all things STEM and aviation, check out Amelia’s Aero Club and attend the next event. Host: Sean Mobley Interviewers: Katherine K. and Nithi B. Producer: Keny Dutton Web Master: Layne Benofsky Content Marketing Manager: Irene Jagla

On today’s episode of the Happy Half Hour, we’re talking about Hundred Proof, the gastropub in Hillcrest that just hired former George’s at the Cove bar director Stephen Kurpinsky to revamp their cocktail offerings. Plus, an Indian restaurant is opening next month in South Park and Aero Club will live on thanks to its new owners, The Waterfront’s Chad Cline and Jason Nichols. Today’s guest is Frank Vizcarra, the owner of the new East Village taqueria, Lola55. His resume spans professional soccer, working at Pizza Hut and McDonald’s, and investing in Tender Greens. He opened Lola, a tribute to his 81-year-old mother, earlier this month with many of the recipes he grew up eating. Frank talks about why McDonald’s is the most misunderstood company in the world, his nationwide taco research tour, and expansion plans for Lola55. In Two People/$50, we’re recommending Civico1845, El Carrito, and Carruth Wine Cellars Garden. And did you hear? San Diego Magazine has launched its Insiders club, offering exclusive discounts at editor-picked restaurants, bars, spas, and more for just $10 per month. That’s right—it’ll cost you less than happy hour.

As a companion piece to the last episode on the Phantom Airships of 1896-7, I take a look at the work of an outsider artist that some say proves the existence of a secret society of airship builders at work in California in the 1850s. Visit the blog post at historicalblindness.com to find links to sources and further reading as well as examples of Dellschau's beautiful artwork. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we sit down and chat with our friend Eric who's a bartender at Aero Club. He gives us all the details on all the rumors of the bar closing or moving or getting sold and what not. All of the rumors are put to rest in this episode. Also he gives us a lot of cool history of the bar and shares some personal stories. We talk about a bunch of other shit too and Ryan talks about relationship drama that he caused. Oh also Teddy sits in again to fill in while Eric is with customers. We recorded this episode while Eric was working a shift at the bar. This is a really good one and you're not going to want to miss it. Please subscribe and tell a friend.

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On today’s show hosts Erin Chambers Smith and Troy Johnson along with producer Archana Ram discuss the shock of Anthony Bourdain’s death and the legacy he’ll leave. In our local scene, there’s the opening of Punch Bowl Social and Prepkitchen San Marcos, as well as the Red Fox Room and Aero Club’s moves. Today’s guest is Jennifer Davies, the San Diego Tourism Authority’s Director of Cultural Tourism for Balboa Park. We talk about the park’s Food Truck Fridays series and what’s going on with the restaurant scene in one of San Diego’s most visited landmarks. In hot topics, we’re discussing how people are pointing fingers at a local hospitality group for the death of hundreds of fish in Lake San Marcos. When reached for comment, the group, which handles day-to-day activities of the lake, referred us to a work plan organized by the Citizens Development Corporation, which maintains upkeep of the lake. They say they “are currently working with stakeholders, residents of the surrounding community, and State regulators to arrive at a long term solution to many issues including nutrients, excess algae, and fish kills at the Lake.” We’re also chatting about Jimbo’s suing Horton Plaza. They claim the shopping center’s lackluster performance has cost the natural grocery store millions in sales thanks, in part, to low foot traffic. Plus, we’re gearing up for our big 100th episode, which we’ll be taping on Hornblower Cruise’s Sights & Sips Cocktail Cruise June 22. And we want you there! Enter here for a chance to win one of 10 pairs of tickets to join us on the bay.

In this episode Adam chats to one of the most gifted balloon makers in the World, Bert Padelt. Bert’s is best known for custom building record setting balloons. As testament to his enormous talent and skill, Bert’s balloons hold FAI World records in the hot air, gas and Rozier categories. Along with his wife Joanie, Bert runs a full time repair station in Bally, Pennsylvania. Bert and Joanie have been married for 27 years, and Bert has been married to ballooning for over 40! Bert has a storied history in record setting ballooning. He was involved in all but one of Steve Fossett’s round the world balloon attempts and was Systems Director on Steve’s successful circumnavigation in the summer of 2002. Bert also built the smallest manned gas balloon system to ever cross the Atlantic Ocean with David Hempelman Adams in 2007 which was an extraordinary flight in so many ways!  This flight set 5 FAI world records in distance and duration. Bert and Joanie also built the Two Eagles Transpacific balloon and Bert was responsible for its logistics, assembly, launch and recovery procedures during the successful 2015 flight. In 2011 Bert was awarded the FAI Montgolfier Diploma, ballooning’s highest honour, for his contribution to the sport of gas ballooning. In 2015 Bert and Joanie were awarded the Sheilds-Trauger Award, the highest honour of the Balloon Federation of America. Bert is a founding member of the Aero Club of America; the first active gas balloon club in the United States since the 1950’s.  In 2015 this club received the FAI’s Honorary Group Diploma recognizing the club members’ contribution to the sport of gas ballooning. Bert is also Vice Chairman of the BFA Gas Division where he has sat on the board for nearly 20 years.

On May 26, 1990, Marlene Warren was finishing breakfast with her 22-year-old son, Joseph Ahrens and his friends at her home in Wellington, Florida,  when a visitor arrived at the door.  She lived in the Aero Club, an upscale community with a private airstrip for use by Aero Club residents. Marlene went to answer the […]

On a red-hot, breaking-news edition of After Hours AM/The Criminal Code — True Crime with hosts Joel Sturgis and Eric Olsen — we talk with ace reporter Tonya Alanez about the Palm Beach Killer Clown cold case murder of Marlene Warren. Twenty-seven years later, 54 year-old Sheila Keen Warren has been charged with first degree murder in the case. We discuss the case with Tonya at top of hour 2; Hour 1 Joel and Eric review the week's craziest True Crime news. On Memorial Day 1990, Marlene Warren, 40, was at her ranch-style house in the affluent Aero Club development of Wellington in Palm Beach County, where the neighborhood had a private landing strip with taxiways to each home. Her son Joseph Ahrens and several of his friends were also there. Finishing up breakfast around 10:45 a.m. they noticed a White Chrysler LeBaron pull into the driveway and a person dressed as a clown carrying a flower arrangement and two balloons exit the vehicle and approach the front door. Marlene answered the front door, and as the clown offered the items to her witnesses heard a gunshot and Marlene fell to the ground. The person dressed as a clown calmly walked back to the LeBaron and drove away. Marlene sustained a gunshot wound to the face and was transported to Palm West Hospital where she died two days later. During the initial investigation detectives identified a suspect, Sheila Keen, but an arrest was never made. In 2014, the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office Cold Case Unit reopened the homicide investigation. Witnesses were re-contacted and additional DNA analysis was conducted. It also came to light that Sheila Keen had married Michael Warren, Marlene Warren's husband, in 2002. Both had been living in Tennessee operating a restaurant together. As a result of the investigation, probable cause was established linking Sheila Keen Warren to the murder of Marlene Warren. On August 31, 2017, this case was presented to a grand jury who issued a true bill for First Degree Murder. An arres

Join the Higherside Chats podcast as Greg Carlwood hosts returning guest, Walter Bosley. Bosley has upped the ante with his research into a group of Hermetic Prussian Nationalist called NYMZA, artist Charles Dellschau, and a secret society of exotic craft makers in California called the Sonora Aero Club. It's a deep and rich Pandora's box of conspiracy goodness that connects some dots and fills in many gaps- taking the popular idea o a 20th century breakaway civilization and extending the timeline back to it's 19th century beginnings ad beyond. 2:42 Starting at the beginning, this saga suggests that certain people uncovered a lost civilization about secret technologies that might have come from an advanced civilization in the ancient past, or information brought here from another world. So, before diving into it's rediscovering in the 19th century, Greg and Walter establish exactly what there was to rediscover. As Walter explains, in order to fully trace the history of such ancient technologies, one has to go back to the days of Atlantis,the story from the Mahabharata about ancient wars involving the use of such technologies.   7:00 Walter elaborates on exactly how this new technology found its way to Earth. He theorizes, there was a war between two off- planet factions with the losing party eventually finding it's way here, attempting to re-establish a civilization, and colonizing. While inhabiting the planet, they slowly impart their knowledge of these advanced technologies to alchemist and Hermetic societies, with the end goal being that we develop into such an advanced culture, we may one day fight on their behalf against their intergalactic foes. 15:00 After tracing the saga from Alexandria, we find the six degrees of separation include the Knights Templar, Freemasonry, royal societies, Angelic societies to Prussian nationalists via the Teutonic Knights. With Prussian nationalists throwing the fuel on the fire, Greg and Walter discuss the secret German society NYMZA, their surrogate Charles Dellschau and the connection to the Sonora Aero Club. 26:00 To put a finer point on the type of technology being used, Greg and Walter discuss the mechanics and science behind what makes these airships fly. As Walter explains, because the only references we have exist in the works of Dellschau and witness reports of the airship mysteries, when researchers take an honest look into the events that happened, the technology depicted by Dellschau is curiously similar to the other had witnessed in the 1890s.  According to Walter, these technologies included the rotation of objects and involved a composition of green liquid referred to by Peter Mennis as, Supe. 32:30 From green goo and rotating bells in German technological advances, Greg and Walter move onto discussions of telluric currents of the Earth and how they tie into this airship technology. As Walter explains, when looking into the sightings of the 1890's mystery and where the Sonora Aero Cub was active, you find they correlate to where these telluric currents have been established and known to exist. Walter contends these ships not only use these currents as a track, but this "world grid" is an integral part of how this technology actually works. 38:00 Bringing the legends of the Sonora Aero Club full circle, Greg and Walter discuss the affiliation between their location in California and the infamous Gold Rush. Stories of the alchemy and a fascination with gold are commonplace, but Walter elaborates by detailing how this may go beyond a simple interest, and extend into a knowledge that may include how and where the planet produces gold. 43:30 Greg and Walter discuss the possibility that an area of the Earth may be engineered to produce gold. Walter contends the Earth has the potential to act a massive manipulatable bio-machine. Sesh Heri's, "Handprint of Atlas", also details how off Earth civilizations may have landed here and began engineering eco-systems...

Estimados oyentes: Este programa estará dedicado a difundir diferentes aspectos de las actividades aeronáuticas que se desarrollarán en el aeródromo de Rozas, en Lugo. Conversaremos con D. Luis Abelleira, activo miembro de la directiva del Aeroclub así como titular de la empresa de mantenimiento Aerolugo, quien nos contará acerca de las actividades que se desarrollarán en el marco del “Criterium” los próximos días 24, 25 y 26 de Julio, que incluyen desde exhibiciones y vuelos de bautismo hasta la realización de la tradicional Vuelta aérea a Galicia, pasando por saltos en paracaídas y exhibiciones de apagafuegos. También aprovecharemos para adentrarnos en el funcionamiento del Aeroclub y del Aeródromo, uno de los más bonitos del país.

On this episode of Expanded Perspectives the guys talk about a recent UFO sighting over Texas, Comparing Reported Bigfoot Vocalizations from Washington with other known forest animals, a recent Faerie Sighting, the Aurora Crash, Mystery Airships and the 'Sonora Aero Club' and finally a do it yourself 'Elysium' style vest. Show Notes: UFO Sighting Over Texas Aurora Crash John W. Keeley and his Flying Machine The Great Airship of 1897: A provocative look at the most mysterious aviation event in history How Close are we to Elysium style Vests? Music: All music for Expanded Perspectives is provided by permission from Pretty Lights! Purchase, Download and Donate at www.prettylightsmusic.com  

Aprovechando una pequeña estancia por tierras Malagueñas hicimos una escapada para conocer de cerca el Real Aeroclub de Málaga, que se encuentra en la preciosa zona de la Axarquía muy cerquita de Vélez Málaga. Allí nos encontramos con Ignacio Gil, que muy gustosamente se presto a una entrevista en la que cubrimos muchos aspectos y que seguro os ayudará a conocer mucho mejor como funciona un aeródromo. Hablamos sobre la historia del Aeroclub, sobre como sacarse el título de Piloto, los bautizos de vuelo que se pueden hacer desde allí, la preciosa Bucker de la que disponen y cosas muy interesantes como la curiosa operativa que tiene el enganchar un cartel promocional o apasionantes ejemplos de aviones de construcción amateur.

In this episode I welcome Alex Turnbull into the virtual hanger. Alex is a mountain flying instructor at the Wakatipu Aero Club in Queenstown, New Zealand. This is another episode of what you can do with your certificate aside from the typical $100 hamburger or pancake breakfast flight. Listen in as Alex talks about mountain and remote strip flying in this unique and challenging airspace. He also talks about the unique requirement of private pilot training in New Zealand, hint it involves mountain flying.I hope Steve and Grant from the Plane Crazy Down Under podcast don't get angry with me for encroaching on their part of the world.Below is information from Gareth Allen, in charge of promotion for the club, on the club itself and the area.The aero club flies four cessna 172s, a cessna 206, and a Tecnam P2002JF. Most of the club revenue comes from flights into Milford Sound, a popular scenic area, with a challenging approach and landingat Milford Sound airstrip. The strip itself is 1800ft long, at the intersection of two valleys and the sound itself, producing a washing machine of turbulence, and an awkward traffic pattern. On busy summer days the airspace can get quite busy, with Islanders, Caravans, and smaller planes shuffling tourists in and out from Queenstown. Weather in the area is quite changeable, making the flight impossible roughly a third of the days during the summer, as all tourism operations are done under VFR. Often when weather is marginal, some passes into the area will be closed, making local knowledge of the network of creeks and valleys in and out of the sound essential.Flight training makes up the rest of the club's income, with a mixture of overseas and local pilots earning PPLs, CPLs, and doing mountain flight training. There is no instrument flight training at Queenstown,as the IAFs are all at ~10k feet, and the DHs at 4000 (runway elevation is 1200ft). The specialty here is mountain flying, as every flight that leaves Queenstown interacts with the mountains, and thereare an almost endless supply of new valleys to explore. A few dozen remote strips of ranging difficulty within a half hour's flight round out the saddle-crossing, low flight, and contour flight training.There's also a beach landing strip 40 minutes away, for beach operations training.Given Queenstown's reputation as the "adventure capitol of the world," many tourists want an aviation experience that is less scenic, and more exhilarating. The club gives trial flights daily during thesummer months, mostly to foreign tourists, through the river valleys and back over the lake to Queenstown. At the high end of the adrenaline spectrum is the aerobatic flight, using a Pitts Special.The Pitts is known for being extremely difficult to fly, and especially to land. It can't be landed with a "wheel landing" and instead needs a three-point landing. At that flight attitude there is zero forward visibility, meaning that pilots must use peripheral vision to keep lined up with the runway and avoid ground looping. You can find more about the Wakatipu Aero Club at their website http://www.wakatipuaeroclub.com/You can Email them at  frontdesk@wakatipuaeroclub.comAnd you can follow them on Twitter @AirWakatipu Here is a short video showing one of the local strips the club uses for advanced strip training:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCZs91EYI-khttps://maps.google.com/maps?q=Lucas+Place+Queenstown+Airport+Queenstown,+New+Zealand&hl=en&ll=-45.015727,168.74897&spn=0.040956,0.090895&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=46.677964,93.076172&hnear=Lucas+Pl,+Frankton,+Queenstown+9300,+Otago,+New+Zealand&t=h&z=14Blue skies and tailwinds always.You can reach me at TheNewPilotPodBlog@gmail.comPlease send comments and suggestions.You can follow me on Twitter at twitter.com/NewPilotPodBlogAnd LIPilot on myTransponder.comPlease join the myTransponder.com group Friends of The New Pilot PodBlog.The New Pilot PodBlog is now on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/TheNewPilotPodBlogThe intro and closing song is called On The Run 1 and it is by www.pacdv.com/sounds/Direct access to the mp3 is here

I was contacted by some folks from Wakatipu Aero Club, down there in New Zealand, saying that they’d like to appear on the Podcast. One of their instructors is a chap called Alex Turnbull. He is originally from Morpeth in the North East of the UK and has travelled all the way to the other side of the world to pursue his dream of flying GA in a really interesting and challenging environment.

Ramona Cox, also known as Skychick, is a world-class adventurer. She is best known for her 3-month SOLO flying adventures into some of the most remote and challenging off-road airports in North America. Packing her airplane with a kayak, motorized bike, solar-powered mobile office, satellite phone and weapons, she has dodged bear and mountain lion while exploring extreme wilderness areas. Aside from flying, Ramona is one of few civilian female pilots qualified to fly in a tight (Blue Angels) style formation. As an underwater videographer and digital editor, she has traveled the world to film unusual sea life including schooling hammerheads in Costa Rica, whalesharks in the Galapagos and giant mantas in Micronesia. She produced two DVD's on Aviation in China and has been featured on Time Warner Cable, CNN, America Online and in numerous newspaper and magazine publications. As a professional speaker, she uses her adventures as a metaphor to overcoming the challenges of daily life. Having lost her mother to cancer at the age of 10, Ramona learned early on that each moment is precious and has spent her life encouraging others to pursue their passions and live their dreams. Ramona is a Board member of the Aero Club of Southern California and has raised thousands of dollars for the American Cancer Society and Redondo Beach Wellness Community. For a sneak peek into the world of adventure, check out her website at: www.skychickadventures.com Check her out! http://www.skychickadventures.com/gallery/1/slideshow.htm?1-true Meet her on Sunday, R.S.V.P. www.AnEmpoweredWoman.com/SecondSunday

When they say the sky's the limit, here's a member who lives it. Ramona Cox, also known as Skychick, is a world-class adventurer. She is best known for her 3-month SOLO flying adventures into some of the most remote and challenging off-road airports in North America. Packing her airplane with a kayak, motorized bike, solar-powered mobile office, satellite phone and weapons, she has dodged bear and mountain lion while exploring extreme wilderness areas. Aside from flying, Ramona is one of few civilian female pilots qualified to fly in a tight (Blue Angels) style formation. As an underwater videographer and digital editor, she has traveled the world to film unusual sea life including schooling hammerheads in Costa Rica, whalesharks in the Galapagos and giant mantas in Micronesia. She produced two DVD’s on Aviation in China and has been featured on Time Warner Cable, CNN, America Online and in numerous newspaper and magazine publications. As a professional speaker, she uses her adventures as a metaphor to overcoming the challenges of daily life. Having lost her mother to cancer at the age of 10, Ramona learned early on that each moment is precious and has spent her life encouraging others to pursue their passions and live their dreams. Ramona is a Board member of the Aero Club of Southern California and has raised thousands of dollars for the American Cancer Society and Redondo Beach Wellness Community. For a sneak peek into the world of adventure, check out her website at: www.skychickadventures.com

Hallo, Leute!Sorry für die kurze Datei davor, etwas ist dumm gelaufen... jetzt aber!Hier die erste einer neuen Sendungenart, ich hoffe, es gefällt euch!Heute 'ne menge Musik, einschließlich zwei Lieder unserer Freundin Elisete, eine von Aeroclub und noch eins von Joli, und -rein zufällig und ungewollt, mhm– eins von Amigos Invisibles!Web: www.gepodkast.tk ::: Kontakt: gepodkast@gmail.com ::: Produziert und Präsentiert von Paul Alvarez Löblich in Würzburg, Bayern.Du kannst gerne diese Sendung kopieren und verteilen, aber bitte nicht verkaufen oder verändern!