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We are back on location at the Vancouver Convention Centre, broadcasting from the floor of the 46th Annual Vancouver International Wine Festival. We'll be speaking with numerous local and international wine personalities all week. Today's lineup includes Mark Beringer, General Manager and Director of Winemaking Phantom Creek Estates; Matt Steel Senior Winemaker Talbott Vineyards in San Luis Obispo. Justin Seidenfeld, Senior VP of Winemaking and Winegrowing Rodney Strong Vineyards, drops by to discuss Sonoma County wines. Then, it's east over the Mayacamas Range to Napa Valley, where we catch up with Ludovic Dervin, General Manager and winemaker at the legendary Stags' Leap Winery. The wines we spoke to on the show this week from Phantom Creek Estates are available at the winery as well as BC Liquor stores and other select retailers across BC. The wines of Rodney Strong Vineyards, Talbott Vineyards, and Stags' Leap Winery are available at select Private Liquor stores across the Province including Everything Wine, Marquis Wine Cellars in Vancouver and Vessel Liquor in Victoria.

This week, we're on location at the 46th Annual Vancouver International Wine Festival at the Vancouver Convention Centre. We'll talk with many international wine personalities, including John Kane, Head of Winemaking at the hyper organic Bonterra Organic Estates. Then we head to the Naramata Bench to chat with winemaker Ross Baker for an update on the La Frenz Winery wines. Some 40 minutes north by car we stop in West Kelowna, to speak with Kailee Frasch, winemaker at Quails' Gate Winery and discuss her new lineup of Field and Flight wines bottled to fill the gap caused by recent shortages in the vineyard. Then it's off to California for a visit with Shaune Zeleny, VP, International Sales, J. Lohr Vineyards & Winery, and a Paso Robles wine country discussion. The wines we spoke to on the show this week from Bonterra Organic Estates and J. Lohr Vineyards are available at select Private Liquor stores across the Province including Everything Wine, Marquis Wine Cellars and Vessel Liquor in Victoria. The wines of Quails' Gate Winery are available at BC Liquor stores and other select retailers across BC. La Frenz wines are available at the winery and select wine stores across the Province, including Everything Wine and Marquis Wine Cellars in Vancouver.

This week, we're on location at the Vancouver Convention Centre, broadcasting from the floor of the 46th Annual Vancouver International Wine Festival. We'll be speaking with numerous local and international wine personalities all week. Today, our guests include Stacy Hornemann Winemaker at Blue Grouse Estate Winery in the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island. We'll speak Sake with Mark Zheng Garratt, Sales Manager for Gekkeikan Sake. It's off to the Silverado Trail in Napa Valley to taste with Shawn Brynildson, Winemaker of Black Stallion Estate Winery. Then we speak with Tony Holler, Co-Owner of Poplar Grove Winery on the Naramata bench in the Central Okanagan Valley.

This week, we're on location at the Vancouver Convention Centre, broadcasting from the floor of the 46th Annual Vancouver International Wine Festival. We'll be speaking with numerous local and international wine personalities. Today, our guests include: Wayne Donaldson, a winemaker at Josh Cellars in Calistoga, California. Chris Benziger, VP/Brand Ambassador Benziger Family Winery, in Sonoma County; Olivia Wright, an up and coming winemaker working at Rodney Strong Vineyards in Sonoma County; and Todd Graff, GM & Winemaker of Frank Family Vineyards Napa Valley.

In this 37th Episode of the Treble Victor Podcast, which is specifically for Treble Victor members and prospective members, Rupert Whiting talks to Scott Moore, an Ontario-based Member. Scott has over 40 years of senior management experience in sports broadcast, media and sponsorship sales, including time with CBC, Rogers Media and Uninterrupted Canada. His Current role as the CEO of Invictus Games give full promise to an exceptional event in the Greater Vancouver Area at specific Arenas:  Six sports venues: Vancouver Convention Centre, UBC Aquatic Centre, Hillcrest Recreation Centre, Whistler Alpine Venue, Whistler Olympic Park, Whistler Sliding Centre Two Ceremonies venues: BC Place and Rogers Arena Check out The Invictus Games Website https://invictusgames2025.ca/ Remember to subscribe to the podcast wherever you're listening so you don't miss future episodes. Also, be sure to check out the previous episodes with interesting members from right across the country. You may be surprised who is in the network, and knowing who is in the network makes the network work! Update your personal and business accounts by logging onto the Treble Victor portal at www.treblevictor.org.

It is with great joy that we invite you to celebrate 30 years of God's faithfulness to Coastal Church! We're streaming LIVE from the Vancouver Convention Centre.

It is with great joy that we invite you to celebrate 30 years of God's faithfulness to Coastal Church! We're streaming LIVE from the Vancouver Convention Centre.

  We are currently doing interviews in the Vancouver Convention Centre at the 2024 VanWineFest. NEXT WEEK – We start Part One of this years coverage. Co-Hosts this year are Kelcie Jones,  Leader of This is  Wine School. Sommelier of the year, DJ Kearney Wine Director Terminal City Club Vancouver.  Wine Educator and Judge. Michaela...

Stevan Mirkovich, owner of PlantedLife.com to talks about Canada's biggest plant based events. Use promo code Spiceislife to get 20% off tickets

The Asbestos Memorial by Vancouver Convention Centre Guest: Laird Cronk, President of the BC Federation of Labour

Empower Clinics CEO Steven McAuley joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share a milestone for the company as their team at the Port of Vancouver and the Vancouver Convention Centre have performed over 3200 tests and confirmed more than 750 pending appointments in its full month of operation. McAuley telling Proactive the Port of Vancouver is going to see several ships carrying more than 4000 people and about 300 cruise ship calls for the 2022 season. That is an 8% increase from re-pandemic levels.

If you are an artist or a creative person, Artist, consultant and curator of experiences, Laura Noonan is from Cork, Ireland. Having relocated to Canada in 2014, Laura lives and works in East Vancouver. She is a creative, resourceful, results-driven professional with an overarching commitment to activate awareness and curate engaging opportunities within the arts. Her defiant fine art project Bordolle photography series will exhibit as part of Art Vancouver from May 5-8, 2022 at Vancouver Convention Centre. If you have ever thought of doing a side gig business off the side of your desk, you absolutely need to hear Laura's story!! She shares openly about the ups and downs of what it took to become as successful as an entrepreneur as she was as an employee. How Laura achieved high level success as a multi-faceted creative artist will blow you away! Enjoy the show!Laura's Favourite album: Famous Blue Raincoat by Leonard Cohen

Five Sails Restaurant at The Vancouver Convention Centre has been taken over by Glowbal Group Restaurants, with a revived focus on sustainable seafood. And May marks the return of one of Vancouver's most popular food events, the annual Spot Prawn Festival.

We're talking to The Aggressive Good, a company focused on sustainable innovation in the grocery bulk dispensing arena. Chris F. CTO and Geoff M. CCO joined us to spread the word about the launch of their latest product, TAGPods. On this episode, we'll discuss how TAGPods are bringing tech to the age-old area of bulk dispensing for a more sustainable shopping experience. For listeners in the Vancouver area that want to learn more about TAGPods, swing by the Vancouver Convention Centre this weekend where TAGPods will be showcased at the CHFA West 2022 tradeshow in booth 1715! The Aggressive Good Website: The Aggressive Good LinkedIn: The Aggressive Good | LinkedIn Instagram: TAG - The Aggressive Good (@theaggressivegood) For more updates follow us on social media at: LinkedIn: RecycleSmart™ | LinkedIn Twitter: RecycleSmart (@wastewatchers) / Twitter Facebook: RecycleSmart | Facebook Instagram: RecycleSmart (@recyclesmart)

Happy first fall break ever dear UBC students! Hope you enjoy our episode on the first day of your fall break. Today we had Alex's pre-recorded interview with Michelle Mathias. Afterwards we had Lua and Jay talk about MOA together followed by an interview. Lastly, Olivia talked about Imagine Picasso which is currently happening at the Vancouver Convention Centre.

BC expands its COVID booster shot program More on today's booster shot announcement with Richard Zussman, Global News Legislative Reporter in Victoria. Plus, your calls!  Chief of the Vancouver Police addresses assaults and threats experienced by callers to the Jas Johal Show Adam Palmer, Chief of the Vancouver Police Department, addresses the rises in random assaults throughout the downtown core.  Deadline day: healthcare workers face losing their jobs if they aren't vaccinated against COVID What's next for British Columbia healthcare workers? We discuss with Mike Old, Coordinator of Policy and Planning for the Hospital Employees' Union  How can we balance more housing construction with reducing carbon emissions? We ask  Gregor Robertson, Executive Vice President at Nexii Building Solutions, and formerly the Mayor of Vancouver Experiencing art: ‘Imagine Picasso' opens tomorrow at the Vancouver Convention Centre!  When you think of famous painters and sculptors, how quickly do you think of Pablo Picasso? We all know his name and we might know one or two of his most famous creations.. But as our show contributor Jawn Jang explains, we're about to have a great opportunity to learn more about this artistic genius with a new exhibit coming to town See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 When you think of famous painters and sculptors, how quickly do you think of Pablo Picasso? We all know his name and we might know one or two of his most famous creations.. But as our show contributor Jawn Jang explains, we're about to have a great opportunity to learn more about this artistic genius with a new exhibit coming to town See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I interview Aaron D'Souza, a Dating Coach about skills you need to find a successful date and how they actually can be transferred and applied to business. Some of the topics we cover include the importance of being a lifelong learner, how to handle rejection, how to have a mindset that will help you achieve your goals, and how to find out what you really want.  Aaron D'Souza is an entrepreneur who specializes in helping women who are single create the dating and relationships life that they want. His journey towards becoming a dating coach for women started in his mid-twenties when he read a few blog posts by Steve Pavlina about nonmonogamous relationships and thought "Is long-term monogamy the BEST way to structure my long-term romantic relationships? What if there are better alternatives (for long term fulfillment and happiness) given the fact that so many long-term monogamous relationships end before they're expected to, and in the many that continue, partners don't seem very happy. Long-term, happy, fulfilling, and dynamic monogamous relationships seem to be the exception and not the rule. Surely there must be a better way." This search led him to explore the dating, sex, romance, and relationships world in unconventional ways, (being rejected most of the time as you can imagine) and wondering if he'd ever come up with a solution. It was only after working with dating coach Alan Roger Currie since 2017 did he find his unique solution that resulted in finding better matches much faster, dealing with rejection more confidently, and feeling good about his path. In August 2018, at 31 years old, he finally found his perfect match for that part of his life until they amicably broke up in April 2019 due to different lifestyle priorities. His focus is to help women develop a sense of inner confidence and a set of tools unique to them so that they can create the relationship type that they want, however conventional or unconventional, at any point in their lives, long after they've worked with him. Aaron is also a public speaker, mastermind group facilitator, and coach for career transitions and public speaking. On October 20, 2019, he delivered a talk titled "Monogamy or polyamory – which is more wise, natural and honest?" at the Vancouver Convention Centre. D'Souza offers one-on-one coaching to his female clients. If you'd like to transform your dating and relationships, please send him a private message letting him know. Aaron's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aaron.dsouza.169067  Aaron's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-d-souza-21258140/ Link to the book Aaron mentioned: https://www.amazon.com/MODE-ONE-Women-REALLY-Thinking-ebook/dp/B004WPOHDU

VP of Vancouver Convention Centre, Claire Smith, joins Narmeen this week for her dream event. Focussing on the greater good and what we can build upon together, Claire starts the series off at her own home of Vancouver.

Health care workers, patients, staff and visitors are getting a break on parking starting April the 1st. BC's Minister of Health says parking will be free at all hospitals and health authority-owned and operated sites. Dix says no deductions will be taken off those who have signed up for monthly payment plans.The Minister is trying to calm fears of a shortage of personal protective equipment for health care workers. Dix acknowledges there are challenges world-wide in getting equipment, but BC is not facing shortages. He says BC suppliers have not been able to deliver as much as what the province has been ordering. However, he says shipments are arriving regularly, pointing out that one million surgical masks were delivered to the province yesterday. The Provincial Health Officer says a lot of innovative people in the private sector are working with the Health Ministry to develop items like visors, made from 3-D printers. The Vancouver Island Free Daily is reporting a group called "Project Draw Breath" is using a 3-D printer, to create valves that would allow up to four patients to use one ventilator. The report says the team is developing clinical tests with Island Health at the Cowichan District Hospital.New COVID-19 cases reported yesterday show 86 more British Columbians were infected since Saturday, with seven new cases on Vancouver Island. The total number of cases in the Island Health district is 67. The total for the province is 970. the Provincial Health Officer says there have been two COVID-19 deaths on the lower mainland since Saturday. Dr. Bonnie Henry says the good news is 469 people who were infected have now recovered including 70 people who were in intensive and critical care units.The province has named 19 hospitals in BC that have been designated Primary COVID-19 care sites. On Vancouver Island, they are the Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria and the Nanaimo Regional General Hospital. The Vic General Hospital has been named a secondary site. Health Authorities are also designating what are being called "off-site treatment centres" for less acute in-patient care. The Vancouver Convention Centre and the new tower at the Royal Columbian Hospital in Burnaby will provide 350 additional beds if needed. Island Health has not announced where its off-site locations will be.Written and reported by Lisa Cordasco. Senior Reporter and News Director for CHLY 101.7FM.Have a tip? Email: news@chly.caTwitter: @lisacordasco / @chly1017FMFunded in by the Local Journalism Initiative of the Government of Canada through Heritage Canada in partnership with the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

LIVE! from 'Study And Go Abroad Fair" at the Vancouver Convention Centre.

On BIV Today... Big-time college hoops are coming to Vancouver in November when four men's and eight women's NCAA teams compete in the Vancouver Showcase at the Vancouver Convention Centre. Kirk LaPointe talks to one of the event's organizers, Howard Kelsey, about the logistics in bringing north the basketball event. Kirk LaPointe hosts, see more at https://biv.com/.

On Saturday, April 28th at the American Academy of Pain Medicine's (AAPM) 34th Annual Meeting, Patrice A. Harris, MD, Chair of the AMA's Opioid Task Force, will be speaking in a session called “CDC Guideline: Where Do We Stand? Advocating for Physicians and Their Patients in Pain”. The session will be in East Ballroom A at the Vancouver Convention Centre, from 11:30am to 12:30pm. Guest: Patrice A. Harris

CiTR was live from the Vancouver Convention Centre for the Study and Go Abroad fair! We had the opportunity to interview the following people about the programs and countries they represent: Professor Dianne Jolley - University of Wollongong, AustraliaSteve Chavalier - Consulate General of Japan Elisabeth Lokke Owre, Honorary Vice- Consul - Royal Norwegian Consulate General, Youth Mobility Program Carrie - Study in Israel, Tel Aviv University, Hebrew University Mir Hussain - Avalon University School of Medicine, CuracaoDavid Kenny - Trinity College Dublin, Law School Ying Qiu - Hofstra University, New York Danny Hodorowski - Chicago School of Professional Psychology

What a wild weekend. It’s Saturday night, this is Lyric and Fingers and we are live from Taboo and it really is everything from your heart’s desire to inconceivable delights.   From their dungeon to our dungeon, Slip into the Fray with us from the Vancouver Convention Centre.   Tune in and turn on with us. @slipintothefray Facebook http://www.pacificnorthwestradio.com (www.pacificnorthwestradio.com) If you’d like to contribute to our show, you can do it here http://www.pacificnorthwestradio.com/contribute.html (http://www.pacificnorthwestradio.com/contribute.html) If you miss a show, find us here on demand and get all the shows. https://omny.fm/shows/slip-into-the-fray (https://omny.fm/shows/slip-into-the-fray) http://www.pacificnorthwestradio.com/slipintothefray.html (http://www.pacificnorthwestradio.com/slipintothefray.html) https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/slip-into-the-fray-with-lyric/id1195510126?mt=2 (https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/slip-into-the-fray-with-lyric/id1195510126?mt=2) Support this podcast

We record LIVE from Sole Exchange Canada's "Ultimate Sneaker Show" at the Vancouver Convention Centre.Listen as we recap the event, meet some local talents and businesses, and try our best to stay focused while we record.We also get into some NBA trade action, as well as Adidas' latest success story.Check out STAY FRESH CANADA's webstorePlease Subscribe, Rate and Review our show oniTunes and Google PLAY.

Passenger ferry service between Victoria's Inner Harbour and Coal Harbour in Vancouver will start Saturday with an 8 a.m. departure from the docks at the Vancouver Convention Centre.  GUEST: Martin Rissley-  General Manager, V2V Vacations

Ahead of the Vancouver International Auto Show, happening March 28 to April 2 at the Vancouver Convention Centre. What newest technology can you expect in cars syou can expect to see ? GUEST: Jason Heard - Executive Director of Vancouver International Auto Show.

CiTR broadcasts live from the Study and Go Abroad Fair, on-location at the East Ballroom of the Vancouver Convention Centre! The Study and Go Abroad Fair travels across Canada to bring exhibitors and seminars to cities, and share information about the study/travel/volunteer/and work opportunities that exist across the world. We join the fairs to share interviews with exhibitors. If you're interested about getting a more comprehensive and international experience, you won't want to miss this. Listen to the podcast, or find the full list of Study and Go Abroad Interviews here:Featuring interviews with: University of Wollongon, Phoenix East Aviation, Illinois Institute of Technology, National University, Swiss Education Group, Beijing Jiaotong School of Software Engineering, Study in Austria, Study in the Netherlands, Team Academy Peru, Medical University of Gdansk, Queen's University Belfast.

CiTR broadcasts live from the Study and Go Abroad Graduate Fair, on-location at the East Ballroom of the Vancouver Convention Centre! The Study and Go Abroad Fair travels across Canada to bring exhibitors and seminars to cities, and share information about the study/travel/volunteer/and work opportunities that exist across the world. We join the fairs to share interviews with exhibitors. If you're interested about getting a more comprehensive and international experience, you won't want to miss this. Listen to the podcast, or find the full list of Study and Go Abroad Interviews here:Featuring interviews with: University of Wollongon, Phoenix East Aviation, Illinois Institute of Technology, National University, Swiss Education Group, Beijing Jiaotong School of Software Engineering, Study in Austria, Study in the Netherlands, Team Academy Peru, Medical University of Gdansk, Queen's University Belfast.

Hey Gang,One of the most highly anticipated sneaker releases of the year is here. Holiday season is upon us, and that usually means a new Nike Jordan 11 Retro release. And this year is no exception.One of the most requested retros, the Jordan 11 "SPACE JAM" has finally re-retroed. With all this hype surrounding it, and the rumoured general release status of this shoe, what do we think about them? Were we able to snag a pair? And were we happy with the final product overall?We also help the young and old assemble their own "Hypebeast Starter Pack."And lastly, the topic of this week's discussion: what are the responsibilities of a sneaker head in order for them to become successful leading a balanced lifestyle with their passion, and "real life" duties?And don't forget, the Sole Exchange Canada's Ultimate Sneaker Show on December 17th at the Vancouver Convention Centre. And if you plan on coming, make sure to use promo code "podcast" to save $5 per ticket.Please Subscribe, Rate and Review our show on iTunes.

Canada has always been known for their manners and sensible conduct exercised by it's population. Including the sneaker community. Very rare do we hear about confrontations and violence when it comes to sneaker releases.It's been peaceful trying to cop shoes up here. Until now.Listen as Eugene, Joe, Pierre, and Jason discuss the latest Adidas X BAPE NMD r1 release where hysteria ensued, chaos occurred, and violence was witnessed. Is it all over for first come first served releases in Vancouver/Canada? We explore what happened on Black Friday and the now infamous "Belt Man" that made sneaker news the world over.We also get to share what we copped through this week and what we missed, and further update on the Sole Exchange Canada's Ultimate Sneaker Show on December 17th at the Vancouver Convention Centre. And if you plan on coming, make sure to use promo code "podcast" to save $5 per ticket.Please Subscribe, Rate and Review our show on iTunes.

Hosted by Eric McClintock, Mark Stewart, Brendan Farmer, and Chris Palmer. Listen Here: Download Audio Here Video: Download 720P HD (1GB) | Download Low Quality (427 MB) Orbx PNW NA Blue Released! Welcome to North America, and Orbx's most ambitious project to date. Over twelve months in the making, the FTX Pacific Northwest region is truly a stunning achievement which combines all the elements of the much celebrated FTX AU region series, but goes much further. To PNW we have amped the quality of the ground textures to the next level, and sourced them from pristine imagery to create beautifully crisp terrain even at ground level. Going further, we've added photoreal areas above the tree line to many mountains, glaciers, lava flows, as well as including photoreal Seattle CBD, the ports of Tacoma and Olympia, KPAE, Bonneville Dam and many other POI's. Additionally we have created brand new autogen textures, hand-crafted every square mile of landclass, included full moving traffic, 3D night lighting and much more! The icing on the cake? Over 400 airports in the region have been upgraded with custom buildings and objects, elevation corrections and other details. FTX PNW is going to reinvent bush flying, and to celebrate Orbx is also releasing many small to medium airports for this area. The most stunning Orbx product ever! Superb ground textures by Matt Tomkins Hand-crafted landclass covers every mile Accurate roads, rivers, coastlines 10m Holgermesh for crisp definition Large photoreal coverage areas New autogen textures and objects Super accurate autogen annotation Over 450 airports upgraded, including KPAE! Works seamlessly with UTX Glaciers, lava flows, river mud flats Photoreal Seattle ... and MUCH MORE! Price: AUD$54.95 (~$50) Download = 4.21 GB. Our episode with John and Holger, and Bill Womack: http://www.fsbreak.net/podcast/43 Other payware sceneries to be released: 7S3 Stark's Twin Oaks (Bill Womack) 1S2 Darrington Muni (Orbx) Videos: Related: FSAddon's Vancouver to be updated... Jon Patch, the main desiger of VancouverPlus, explains on his blog “ Holger (Sandmann) and I are working on a Vancouver+ update for the upcoming FTX Pacific Northwest product (FSX only), aka FTX NA Blue. Photography is complete (thanks, Nigel!), and modelling and other work is progressing... As well as compatibility with FTX PNW, new features will include:   DHC-3 and DHC-6 AI aircraft. The existing AI flightplans in Van+ reference these aircraft. detailed 1m satellite photoreal imagery for the entire downtown area, south shore of False Creek and the East Side and North Shore dock areas. This replaces the existing 1999 5m imagery. completely redone autogen for the photoreal coverage area: much more dense and accurate new buildings: the Vancouver Convention Centre, the Fairmont Hotel and the Living Shangri-La a couple of bug fixes These updates will be available for free for existing Vancouver+ users, regardless of whether they buy the FTX product or not…..”. FTX PNW purchasers who have not bought Van+ to date, will be able to purchase a discounted version of Van+ for €25. They will get the key elements of Vancouver+ which are not redone in FTX PNW: custom bridges, buildings, photoreal coverage, AI, sounds, waterfalls, detailed CYPK and CYNJ and other unique features….”. VancouverPlus will be available via FSAddon Publishing of course, AFTER Orbx’s release. Original Story... New Helicopter Flight Models from Hovercontrol Helicopter Total Realism ver. 1.0 - HTR is a physics library that replaces FSX helicopter physics. You can create your own configuration files for your favorite helicopters. Helicopter Total Realism (HTR) is a program that overrides FSX FS9 flight model with a more realistic model. All the helicopter reactions are calculated using formulas taken from different aerodynamic books. Every helicopter can be configured using a .cfg file similar to the aircraft.cfg but with custom parameters used by the application to model the physics profile. I have included a full manual with samples on how to create your own configurations. Data is passed to and from FS using FSUIPC, so it works on FSX and FS9. Original Story... New FSX Concorde Preview As we’ve entered beta testing of the Concorde-X, we decided it was time we gave a first video preview of our soon-to-be-released work, which we hope will make flight sim enthusiasts and novices alike really appreciate the talent of our development team. We’ve put a lot of effort in this product, this video preview is but a token of the sophistication, modeling and visual beauty found in the FSX Concorde-X! Original Story... Area 51 C-5M Galaxy The Lockheed C-5 Galaxy is a large, military transport aircraft built by Lockheed. It was designed to provide strategic heavy airlift over intercontinental distances and to carry outsize and oversize cargo. The C-5 Galaxy has been operated by the United States Air Force since 1969 and is one of the largest military aircraft in the world. Features Different MDL files for FS2004 and FSX Very High Detail Exterior and Interior Photoreal Textures Detailed doors and Cargo bays 2D Panel Flight Manual Paint Kit   Original Story... ASE (ActiveSky Evolution) from HiFiSim Active Sky Evolution is the next installment in the Active Sky series, bringing further refinement and accuracy in weather synthesis and depiction, improved smoothing, increased high-fidelity aircraft compatibility, a new graphical look and many other behind-the-scenes improvements to further increase your desktop flight and weather simulation experience! The Active Sky series, first released in 2002, has been continually developed in effort to provide the most realistic and enjoyable weather simulation engine possible for Microsoft Flight Simulator users. Supporting both FS9 and FSX, this latest version offers tons of useful features including universal graphics add-on compatibility, graphics snapshots with weather influence, an in-flight weather display gauge, realistic wake turbulence, vertical air simulation, comprehensive weather and flight planning, full graphical mapping and much, much more. Were you having any problems? Let us know! Original Story... Flightsimdealoftheday.com http://www.flightsimdealoftheday.com Welcome to flightsimdealoftheday.com… your opportunity to enjoy a great deal on all sorts of flight sim related products every day of the year. Products you’ll find on offer range from older blowout titles to current hot titles at very special prices; instant downloads and boxed products; from various flight sim companies around the world. Your savings or added value can be up to as much as 80%, depending upon what’s on offer. Deals Of The Day run for 24 hours only from 9 am to 9 am USA EST (GMT-5) or until what is on offer has sold out – whatever comes first. We don’t tell you how many are available for each deal of the day so if you like what’s on offer we highly advise you click the buy now button right away as it could sell out at any time. Please don’t forget to join the mailing list to receive your daily notice of what’s on offer at flightsimdealoftheday.com. Also, you can rest assured that you are dealing with a reputable company through flightsimdealoftheday.com. It’s owned and operated by PC Aviator Inc (www.pcaviator.com) – flight simulation’s most long lived company currently in its 20th year of business. Enjoy the exciting Flight Sim Deals we’ll bring you through flightsimdealoftheday.com and the important thing to keep in mind when you visit is…. “Don’t Miss Out!” McPhat Studios Repaints Just a quick note, looks like we missed this, there are some new HD repaints from McPhat Studios, check them out below! A few small items from Captain Sim Check out Captain Sim for new items such as 727 Demos, and a lot more. Head on over to Captain Sim. Wilco's Piaggio P180 II Avanti More Details... The Pacific North West scenery winner! Crowman: Low, slow, high, swift land like this is truly a gift Now to my Cub, a flight I make Hope I win this, thanks Fsbreak. Auburn Tigers Jeff P Puget Sound A Apple Orchards C Cascade Mountains I Ice-capped Volcanoes F Fir Trees I IFR Weather C Columbia River W Whistler, BC N Numbered Airfields Recommendations Eric: Interfacelift Brendan: Great Circle Mapper   E-Mails and Voicemails FSX PC's Hi guys, I'm in the UK and follow your podcasts all the time - keep them coming. I've been simming since the days of FS98 but generally I've always been running behind in terms of hardware - low budget and lack of research on my part to blame. This time I've commited to get a decent spec geared entirely around FSX, but it will also run other applications as it will be a main computer. My current Core 2 Duo at 2.4Ghz and 2gb ram fails miserably and even at base settings with sparse terrain I get un-flyable frame rates. So what is the best way to tackle this? Perhaps I could fire a few questions at you guys?   1. Core i7 or Quad (Q9650 e.g)? 2. Does FSX benefit from the "8" cores of the i7? 3. I don't want to overclock as I don't know how so what speed should I look for? 4. What RAM? I intend to run Windows 7 64 bit, does this benefit FSX? If not which OS? 5. Which graphics card? I read somewhere that nVidia seem to work best. 6. I know little to nothing about motherboards. Do they actually make a difference in terms of visual performance if all other elements are kept the same? Incidentally, I learned to fly (back in '92) before I owned a PC but since since FS9 and latterly FSX I'm amazed at the levels of realism being replicated. Thanks guys, much obliged. Regards, Dan St. Barts Landing with Fly Tampa scenery Hey Guy's, I just wanted to share with you my first attemt at making a video. I've been putting this off a long time always afraid it would just be to hard and require a lot of expensive equipment. But I discovered it's really not that hard. I downloaded the free version of Frapps, and used the built in Windows Live Moviemaker. Since this was a Carribean setting, I chose what I thought was a catchey tune for the background. And was pretty amazed how it turned out. Mabe you can urge some of your viewers / listeners who are putting it off to give it a try. I have attached a link to my video. Thanks and keep up the great work. Phil Raulston ( BigDBlue ) http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=100935443275639&ref=nf